Assassin's Creed Discovery Tour now you can download free

The Assassin's Creed Discovery Tour mode is widely acclaimed for its educational value; It is also currently available for free download.

During a recent conference call, Ubisoft presented a report for the next fiscal year. Hidden in the middle of a variety of interesting little things, a single sentence confirmed that the Assassin’s Creed Discovery Tour modes for Ancient Egypt (Origins) and Ancient Greece (Odyssey) would be free for players to download.

This claim was later confirmed on Twitter. Check out the tweet below.

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Both Discovery Tour modes are available for free download, but can only be downloaded by themselves, which means that the full Origins and Odyssey games are not part of the deal. Fortunately, it has also been confirmed that you don't necessarily need to own the base game to benefit from the deal. You can simply install each of the two discovery tours, respectively for Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greece, and experience them under separate titles.

It was not the only news revealed during Ubisoft's tax report. Apparently Ubisoft currently has an unannounced triple A project from one of its largest franchises in development, and it will launch this year.

In addition to that, Ubisoft has announced all other games that are currently scheduled to be released in the next fiscal year. These include, but are not exclusive to Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Watch Dogs Legion, Rainbow Six Quarantine, Gods & Monsters, the aforementioned and currently unannounced triple A title from one of the largest franchises from Ubisoft, Roller Champions, Brawlhalla, Tom Clancy & # 39; s Elite Squad for mobile devices and more.

However, Ubisoft chief Yves Guillemot also mentioned that Ubisoft could decide "to postpone the release of a triple-A title to 2021-2022, if it occurs ; ensures to maximize the long-term potential of (its) range ".

In related news, it was recently announced that Ubisoft would present its own digital games revealed in July. It has also been confirmed that Watch Dogs Legion, which was originally slated to launch earlier this year, will now launch alongside the Xbox Series X and PS5.